Headless Way asks us to closely examine our subjective reality, turning attention back on itself to see into the true nature of awareness.

Headless Way Meditation

We can look inward using meditation techniques like Headless Way (below), primarily taught by Richard Lang, who came on the FitMind podcast earlier.

Headless Way asks us to closely examine our subjective reality, turning attention back on itself to see into the true nature of awareness. If this sounds like gibberish, please check out www.headless.org for a more in-depth explanation.

This form of self-inquiry helps us get to know ourselves better and begin to shed unhelpful stories that the mind constructs. By getting to know our minds we increase our chances of living a fulfilling life.

Source: FitMind Blog (The Power of Introspection)

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